From: shiran guez (shiranp3@gmail.com)
Date: Sun Mar 25 2007 - 17:50:59 ART
Hi Hiriam
Sorry to burst your bubble but CCIE is nothing like MCSE, I am an MCSE and
CCNP and I have more then 7 years experience with Cisco and I am working to
become CCIE, first you need to complete your CCIE Written and then the CCIE
lab is 8 hours of intense test although you have access to Cisco
Documentation it is not to the site search it is to the old Doc CD format so
you need to know what to look for and where to look for it also you will
have available time of max 1 or 2 searchs as the exam is between 18 - 20
pages of tasks.
So if your only experience is MCSE you will realize that even if you will
learn night and day from books and you will have a lab for you 24/7 for the
full 30 days I dought you will pass.
the Cisco OS name is IOS and it is much more then DOS, DOS is a stupid OS
with simple features.
you can look for some notes,
http://cciep3.blogspot.com
www.ccie4u.com
www.internetworkexpert.com
www.cisco.com/go/ccie
also regarding your question on IP subletting you must know IPv4 perfect and
not only 24 bit mask networks. you must know also IPv6 in a good level.
Switching and Bridging - Core
Routing - Core
IPv6 - Side topic
Security - Side Topic
QoS - Side Topic
Multicast - Side Topic
IP Services (DHCP, HSRP, VRRP, NAT, more...)
you have so much things to know that even if you spend not 4 hours but full
24 hours 30 days will not be good for both written and lab or even only lab.
So I wish you good luck but I suggest you start work hard and be prepare for
at least 4 months of intense work
On 3/25/07, Tim <ccie2be@nyc.rr.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Hiriam,
>
> HTH = Hope This Helps
>
> Sorry for my delay in responding to you. I was out of town and didn't
> have
> time to check my GS.
>
> Where do you plan to take your lab?
>
> Depending on where you plan to take the lab, you might need to reserve
> your
> seat now since some locations get completely booked up for several weeks
> in
> advance.
>
> You sounds like a very smart and ambitious person. Please post your
> results
> here on GS after the lab. Good luck and I wish you well.
>
> HTH, Tim
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: nobody@groupstudy.com [mailto:nobody@groupstudy.com] On Behalf Of
> Hiriam Masheed Nuwalla MCSE+I
> Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2007 9:53 AM
> To: ccielab@groupstudy.com
> Subject: Another New One
>
> Hi Group,
>
> I just complete my MCSE+I and now I have need for CCIE. I have joined
> group
> because I must have CCIE in 30 days, maybe I can wait for 45 days, but no
> longer. I want to finish before May starts, for I have futbol league to
> play
> in then. If I get the CCIE in 30 days, then maybe I try for a second in
> the
> next 15 days. I need to get CCIE so I can make a bigger money. I hear this
> is
> a good group for to join.
>
> The MCSE have many more tests so I think CCIE may not be as difficult as I
> hear. One day I pass two exams, one right after another for the MCSE. This
> is
> also "Expert" level certification, just like CCIE. Some people may not
> know
> this, but a Windows server can be setup like a router. I have done this
> many
> times. I have very high IQ and can study sometimes 2 - 4 hours without a
> break.
>
> I see a question about a subnet mask. Is it necessary to know the subnets
> other than a 255.255.255.0? I have set these networks up many times, and
> am
> almost an expert with them. One time there were 4 of these networks all
> working through a windows box, and I did this in less than 2 hours, and
> this
> include time it take to reboot servers.
>
> I have bought a router on ebay for to help study with. I want to use web
> browser for to configure this router, but I cannot seem to get it to come
> up.
> I use the telnet program (From a Windows Server :) to log into this router
> but
> all there is a command line. It look almost like an old DOS program. I
> hope
> Cisco does not still emulate DOS when Windows has been around many years.
> This
> could a big mistake for them.
>
> If anyone need help on setting routers, let me know. I will be willing to
> help. Also, it seems Cisco allow test taker to look at website during CCIE
> exam. In the MCSE program there is no help available. You must not look at
> any
> material while taking exam. I think it should be fun to have a book open
> exam.
>
> Do you think I should get a Voice CCIE, or a Security CCIE for the second
> CCIE
> I get. I am not familiar with the differences between them? I did recently
> set
> up Security for Microsoft Vista, so maybe Security should be the way to
> go.
>
> Also I want to say to Darby. You seem like a nice man (i hope you are man,
> not
> woman. if so i apologize). You should try for to relax a little more and
> take
> care of your health. If you can't get CCIE this week, you will be able to
> get
> it next week. I know sometimes you get in a hurry, but your health is more
> important than passing exam this week. Just make up study on the weekend
> and
> take exam the following week. You should trust yourself more and not spend
> so
> much money on instructions. Do you have relationship with your instructor?
> You
> seem very close.
>
> One more question. What does HTH mean?
>
> HTH,
>
> Hiriam
>
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